Strategy
Directorate Mission:
Envision, develop, resource, promulgate, and assess
Security Assistance (SA) and security cooperation (SC) policy,
programs, and activities.
The
Strategy Directorate is comprised of the Plans Division and
Policy Division and the DSCA Strategic
Planner. The following is a summary of each division's
responsibilities.
Plans
Division:
Conduct assessments, coordinate Security Cooperation
Guidance/Strategy, coordinate agency efforts supporting the
Global War on Terrorism (GWOT), analyze national strategic
documents, and facilitate transformation initiatives.
Responsible for out-year resource planning,
sales forecasting coordination, issuing a Planning and
Programming guidance for the Security Cooperation Community.
Performs manpower analysis, program analysis and
evaluation for the DSCA community.
Leads development and use of PPBES
for FMS and FMF Admin funding.
Policy
Division: Serves as the Agency's lead point of contact for
developing, writing, and disseminating security
assistance/cooperation policy and procedures to include
writing and maintaining the DoD 5105.38-M, Security
Assistance Management Manual (SAMM) and
the review of business processes.
Serves as the Agency lead focal point for such policy
issues as: transportation; Letter of Request
(LOR)/Letter of Offer and Acceptance (LOA) formats/procedures;
logistics and acquisition issues related to security
assistance; international education and training programs;
security assistance/cooperation Memorandum of Agreement (MOA)
and Memorandum of Understanding (MOU) under DSCA's cognizance;
Non-Recurring Costs (NC); business process
reengineering/continuous process improvement; and drawdowns.
Serves as DSCA's lead point of contact in determining
Information Technology (IT) functionality requirements for the
Defense
Security Assistance Management System (DSAMS),
the Security Cooperation Information Portal (SCIP), and the Case
Execution Management Information System (CEMIS).
Serves as the Change Review Board chair for DSAMS,
SCIP, and CEMIS once the latter system is developed and
deployed.
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